Re: Free DNS Servers

de Manuel Otto 06/28/2006 12:13

On 27 Jun 2006 13:24:06 -0700, "cdubea@movingpart.com"
<cdubea@movingpart.com> wrote:

>
>Al Klein wrote:
>
>>
>> It's also on another segment, so you can't really access it.
>>>
>> Do you have "Obtain an IP address automatically" checked? (Probably,
>> if you have to select a hard coded DNS address.) Does the router at
>> work have its DHCP server turned on? (From what you said, probably.)
>> Just throwing out ideas.
>>
>> And you're certain you're not connecting to some other wireless
>> network, right? (I can connect to 3 of them from my office.)
>
>Yes the network connection is correct. We have WEP encoding and it's
>the only system I have setup. I can move my computer to the other side
>of the office and the problem goes away ;>

You didn't give us that information... = ;-)

>I e-mailed the IT girl about this and bing! The light goes on. She
>moved the router that was in my end of the building upstairs last week.
> She will return it to it's previous location tomorrow.
>
>Thanks to all who answered. This one has been a real mystery.
>
>cd

Good to hear that your problem has been solved!

Manuel